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... bo £3 each horse, and that the was not to be added unless three started. According to the rides of racing all horses going to the post wero to considered starters. At the race in question, which took place ou the 2nd July last, the five ...
... RACING IN TONQUIN. The Paris correspondent of the London says:— Although the “Game o! m the Thirty-six bis much to the disgust of Kin; ~y~ ysteries of the will have a chance of be- now boasts a real m being the f voured spot, jis racecourse Was weeks ...
... HORSE RACING AUSTRALIA. Melbourne. Nov. 10.-To-day the Melbourne Cup was won by Wollerwai. ...
... HORSE RACING IN FRANCE. [From Our Own Correspondent.] Caen, Monday Afternoon. —There has been large concourse of sportsmen to-day in this historic Norman town. The chief object of attraction was not on this occasion the tomb of William the Conqueror, ...
... and the horse has been struck out of the race in the morning, you lose your money, bat is swindling the public. The kw of racing is f' * when a party backs horse for any race they have a chance of winning, bat when the ...
... rule, besy town, he ever and anon manages - ...
... HORSE RACING IN THE UNITED STATES. The New York Times publishes some statistics which, observes, throw some Ught npon the large proportions which the sport of horse-racing has assumed in the United States. During the year 1875, 880 races ...
... HORSE RACING BY ELECTRIC LIGHT. h is The race course at Long Island, belonging ir ;to .ho Newtown Jockey Club, has been lighted | electricity, and is the seoond American course where •jt the electric light has been introduced, the first being st that ...
... A MALTON HORSE RACING CASE. EXTRAORDINARY TURF DISCLOSURES. At the sitting of the Malton County Court, yester- day, before Mr. Judge Bedwill, the adjourned case of -Rngß v. Barker was heard, daring which some extra- ordinary disclosures of the doings ...
... BANK CLERK RUINED BY HORSE RACING. tha Worship Street Police Court, I/radon, today, Henry Thompson, cashier at the Shore-ditch branch the London and County Ban It, was sentenced three months' hard labour for stealing £83. the of the bank. Prisoner, who ...
... LADY'S HORSE RACING BETS. Queen's Bench Division, yesterday, before Mr- LHty, wae broujht Mr. Howett, agent, carrying business in the Hay market, against Mrs, B. A. C. Dearlove, a lady residing, Brighton, recover 14*. Chi. the of money alleged bars been ...
... HORSE RACING AND DRINK TURNED HIS MEAD. Derby yesterday Alfred Taylor, of 80. Slack lane, charged with attempting commit suicide taking laodanom.—Police-constable Whitaker said was called bouse of prisoner his wife. He there found the man very ill, and ...